Changelog

1.0.2

Internal efficiency and maintainability release.

Highlights:

avoid unnecessary response cloning when no afterResponse hooks are registered
retry eligible HTTP responses before reading error bodies
reuse initial request normalization and per-attempt hook option snapshots where possible
reduce request execution complexity by extracting retry policy, timeout control, client defaults, and hook option handling into focused helpers
expand regression coverage for retries, hooks, timeout behavior, abort behavior, and fetch test helpers

Documentation and release follow-up.

Highlights:

document retry usage, runtime validation, and explicit no-default-timeout behavior
add clearer positioning around when to use clearfetch and when not to
add examples for JSON bodies, raw body payloads, aborting requests, and text or raw responses
migrate the release workflow and release policy toward npm trusted publishing
small internal TypeScript cleanup with no behavior change

Initial stable release.

Highlights:

dependency-free runtime built on native fetch
one-off request() and reusable createClient() APIs
typed errors for configuration, network, timeout, abort, HTTP, and parse failures
deterministic URL, header, query, and JSON request handling
conservative opt-in retries
constrained lifecycle hooks with explicit mutation boundaries
ESM-only package with TypeScript types, CI validation, and package smoke checks